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Nicole Monday | Distribution Manager August 24, 2016

StateFairThe Indiana State Fair known for its unhealthy food choices and daily events, hosted Maddie & Tae, a female country duo, on Aug. 16 at 7:30 p.m. The concert, one of many, was an experience that brought together all ages. The duo began the concert with their hit song “Shut Up and Fish” and went on to play fan-favorites such as “Fly,” “Sierra” and “Girl in a Country Song.” The band  covered other artists, including Jo Dee Messina and the Dixie Chicks, Justin Timberlake and Rihanna. My favorite part of the performance was when the duo was performing their hit song “Fly” and held their microphones to the audience to help them finish the song’s chorus. By covering both country and pop artists, the duo proved that they aren’t just two country girls who sing with twangy accents and wear cowboy boots.
With their fun, outgoing songs and personalities Maddie & Tae won over the hearts of the audience with their powerful voices.

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